Uses Permitted

ARTICLE I. USES PERMITTED A Conservation Development may consist of any combination of uses as permitted in Section 5.6.3 of the Zoning Ordinance. The Planning Board may require the development plan to show the location of building footprints, and their relation to driveways and streets, and may approve, approve with modification, or deny such locations. For all 2, 3, or 4 unit dwellings, the applicant shall be required by the Planning Board to submit exterior building elevations and schematic architectural plans for its review and approval. The Board shall review these drawings for conformity with the design guidelines set forth herein and in the Comprehensive Plan. The Board may also permit specific written or graphic architectural standards or codes for building appearance to be submitted by the applicant for review and approval. For the purposes of determining the Basic Maximum Number, a single-family dwelling shall be counted as one dwelling, a two-family dwelling shall be counted as two dwellings, a multifamily dwelling or a townhouse dwelling shall be counted as the total number of dwelling units contained in all such structures. Accessory family dwelling units shall not count as dwelling units in a conservation development. Lots having reduced area or frontage shall not have frontage on a street other than on a street created by the Conservation Development; provided, however, that the Planning Board may waive this requirement where it is determined that such reduced lot(s) are consistent with existing development patterns in the neighborhood.